Dear friends, here I am again. Today I want to talk to you about something lighthearted and enjoyable. Recently I came across a casual game called "Rhythm Music", which instantly made me, a music-illiterate who usually only presses the space bar, find confidence. I simply dug out some of my private collection of music-related casual games and made a small inventory. If you are short of games recently, you might be able to find some fun in them.
When it comes to music games, what is the impression that most people have? Dropped notes, scrambling, finger cramps? But the first one I'm going to talk about today is completely different. It is "Rhythm Music", which uses the gameplay as a collage mix. As long as you drag decorations of different colors onto the character, a set of rhythmic beats will be automatically generated. There is no need to understand music theory, and there is no need to get stuck, just add sounds to the characters like a bartender. The most surprising thing is that you can switch between nine versions at will. If hip-hop is not good enough, switch to electronic music. If you are tired of electronic music, you can also try Brazilian music. There will always be one that suits your current mood.
And there is a small incentive mechanism hidden in it. If you find the right combination of music rhythms, you can unlock different animation rewards. The animations are not only beautiful, but also help you improve your mixing skills. The more you play, the more you understand. At that time, I casually dragged out a red and green combination, and a drum beat immediately kept me, a layman, entertained for a long time.
The second one to mention is a music puzzle game with a healing style. The gameplay is to use musical notes to spell out a complete melody. The difficulty is not high, but the beauty is the dreamy picture. Eating it with light music is very relaxing. It's suitable for playing before going to bed, but there's one drawback: it's easy to accidentally play until late at night.
The third model is a percussion type that tests reaction ability. It is a bit like an advanced version of Rhythm Master, but the feel is very smooth and the combo feedback is particularly cool. If you like challenges, you can give it a try. After all, even a remnant wants to be a big player in audio games.
But in the final analysis, the game that can find the real "creative" feeling has to be "Rhythm Music". The wonderful thing about it is that there are no rules to follow at all, and no one will judge whether you sound good or not. Just move it and hit it, and everyone can become a beatbox master. Inexplicably, you have the illusion that you really understand music. Let me tell you, this kind of "freedom to play" fun is exactly what many hard-core audio games cannot provide.
Okay, that's it for today's inventory. What music games are you playing recently? Or if you have a favorite casual game, please leave it to me in the comment area. Maybe you will find your favorite in the next issue. See you in the next post!